Our floorboards creak right as you step from the living room into the “middle-room.” I imagine if I was home alone and the lights were out I would not like that creak.

Kendra’s last line was for me, in a way. I get upset when I see blood and gore, even in costume. Zombie parties, they don’t set well with me, sadly. And so it’s nice to know it’s really just mild surprises and frosting.

One of my best transitions EVER. Shoo, indeed. :)

I’ve waited until the end to post the video, so that you can enjoy reading them first. My brother wrote the music to this, and I wrote the lyrics and sang the voices. It was really fun to create, especially because it meant I got to do a project with my brother.

I love big musical numbers. Even without the music. :)

I have always found it true that money doesn’t buy happiness. But it’s important to not be blinded by the fact, that if you have so little money that you have difficulty meeting your basic human needs, then yes, that severe LACK of money can keep you from happiness.

Deep thoughts for a Monday, i know. ;-)

It may not be a dying sister, but when we make life’s choices, and find we don’t like our path, we usually have to find NEW paths, because the previous one simply doesn’t exist anymore. Funny, that.

I remember being very pleased with the phrase “knuckle trampoline.” Descriptive, nasty, yet somehow comical.

I think banal should get more usage in our vocabulary.

It was fun trying to keep the action/backgrounds interesting when it was quite repetitive in that every panel is just Vachel riding a sheep and Dee riding Blake.